Abstract:
This research is designed to provide a true understanding of enhancing the pride of
women in the Ga Dangme- East District through millinery and dressing accessories.
This study seeks to determine the level of importance of millinery and dressing
accessories and their relevance to society, to examine the extent of the use of
millinery and dressing accessories as an adornment of the body by women, to
investigate the perception of the different societies and individuals about fashion
concerning dressing accessories and millinery and also to find out the type of
millinery and dressing accessories used by the people in Ga-Dangme East District.
This study is limited to the Ga-Dangme East District in the Greater Accra Region of
Ghana. The methods used for gathering information for the study were observations,
questionnaires and interviews. It came out clearly from the findings that various
individuals and society did not value their indigenous millinery and dressing
accessories, since they perceived it was primitive.
Description:
A Dissertation in the Department of FASHION AND TEXTILES EDUCATION
submitted to the school of Graduate Studies, University of Education, Winneba,
in partial fulfilment of the requirement for the award of the Master of
Technology in Fashion Design and Textiles
DECEMBER, 2020
